Speedway Flyer, Volume 36, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1968 — Page 4

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Grand Opening of 44iedroom Virginian Being Held By Falender in Eastside Tempo Community

The four-bedroom “Virginian” with distinctive colonial styling, provincial shutters and gambrel roof is being Grand Opened this week at Tempo, East 16th and Franklin Road according to Ron Schroeder, new home consultant for the Tempo community of Falendar Homes Corporation / Indiana. “This Falender Home has been specially designed for big living and big families, with emphasis on luxury-comfort features for which buyers have expressed special desires,” Schroeder said. This new brick home being built on crawl space is priced from $30,990.00. It is also available on slab, if desred. The “Virginian’s” covered concrete front porch has two sidelights at the entrance to a double tiled foyer and guest closet. Leading up from the foyer and living room and adding entry atmosphere is a Colonial staircase with wood balusters. The sunken family room is tiled and has sliding glass doors to a lighted concrete patio stoop. Both of the longest family room walls have chair rails along their entire langths with paneling reaching from the railing floor. A family room fireplace is op-

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tional. A 6’ wrought iron divider separates the family room from the cozy breakfast nook. The breakfast nook, which is tiled, has a large double window making up almost one entire wall. It also includes a convenient passthrough to the kitchen. Featured in the “Virginian” kitchen are an unusual built-in housewife’s desk and a separate built-in shelved pantry. The kitchen is also tiled and includes a built-in range, garbage disposal and an abundance of built-in birch cabinets. The “Virginian’s” dining room, located between the living room and kitchen, has decorative chair rails on 3 walls and on both wing walls at the living room entrance. It also includes a double window and a chandelier. Centrally located on the first floor is a guest bath with a builtin vanity, oval mirrored medicine cabinet and gold ceiling light. Both the guest bath and the central hall from which it is entered have a dropped ceiling. Adjacent to the 2-car garage is a large L-shaped utility and storage room with a dropped ceiling. It also may be entered from the center hall. The second floor sleeping area

contains four bedrooms ranging from an oversize master suite to convenient sized children’s rooms. All have dormer windows. This floor has two full baths. The master bedroom has a private bath which includes a shower and a full-sized dormer window. A white and gold provincial built-in vanity featuring a 67” simulated marble cosmetics counter has lighted 48”x48” mirror. A custom-made medicine cabinet with panel door is also included. The family bath which may be entered from a center hall has a white and gold provincial vanity with a 72” cosmetics counter over which is a 48”x72” mirror with three decorative lights. The medicine cabinet extends from the vanity top almost to the ceiling, providing “safetage storage” beyond children’s reach. Two bedrooms have large walkin closets. The other two have double closets. Silent swtches are used throughout. Although the “Virginian” Grand Opening is being held at Tempo, it may also be built in Meadowood at 3300 North High School Road, in Northbrook at 8100 North Ditch Road, or on the buyer’s own property in Marion or adjacent counties. Available at all these locations are Falender’s 59 exterior designs and 22 floorplans. Homes in Tempo are priced from $23,400.

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